Spend Less on Cleaning Supplies, Keep Them Safe for the Kids

You're probably paying for water

Here's the part most people never stop to think about. A bottle of ready-to-use spray cleaner is mostly water. You pay full price to ship that water to your door, use it up in a week, and buy it all over again.

10–15× More than you need to pay

Spray cleaners cost $1.50 to $3.00 a gallon. The concentrated kind does the exact same job for about 28 cents.

$3,360 Wasted in a year

A daycare spending around $300 a month on sprays usually drops to $20 or $30. That difference adds up fast.

See what you'd save

Move the slider to what you spend on cleaning supplies each month.

Your Savings

The concentrated cleaner costs about a twelfth of what spray cleaners cost per gallon.

What you spend on cleaning supplies each month

$300

$25 New monthly cost

$3,300 Saved each year

This is a rough estimate. Your real savings depend on how much you clean. Happy to run your exact numbers any time.

The one number that matters

Forget the price on the bottle. What counts is how much it costs to fill one bucket with real, usable cleaner.

What you buy	Cost per gallon	What you get
Spray cleaner from the store	$1.50 – $3.00	1 gallon, ready to use
L.O.C.™ Cleaner ($12.50 bottle)	~$0.28	Makes about 44 gallons

Even the big warehouse-club jugs are mostly water and plastic. The concentrate is lighter to ship, takes up way less shelf space, and you reorder a lot less often.

Cheaper, and safer for the kids

Saving money is great. But in a daycare, what really matters is what's left on the tables, floors, and toys little hands touch all day.

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Safe around kidsIt's EPA Safer Choice certified. That's the EPA's stamp for cleaners that are safe for people and still clean well. The same kind schools use.
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Looks good when the inspector visitsInspectors check what you clean with. Showing an EPA-certified product is an easy win on your report.
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Parents will ask. Now you have an answer.More and more parents want to know what you clean with. Most daycares can't name a safe, certified product. You can. Put it on your flyers.
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No harsh fumes, no sticky filmYou mix it to the right strength every time. No guessing like you get with random store sprays.

The Daycare Starter Kit

One simple kit cleans every part of your center. Start here, see the savings for yourself, then just reorder whatever runs low.

Starter Kit

Everything you need to switch your center over to safe, concentrated cleaning.

L.O.C.™ Multi-Purpose Cleaner — 1LFloors, tables, most surfaces. One bottle makes about 44 gallons.$12.50
Dish Drops™ Dishwashing LiquidDishes, bottles, and the kitchen sink.$16.00
Bathroom / Disinfectant CleanerToilets, changing areas, and the spots that get touched the most.$17.00
Glass Cleaner ConcentrateWindows, mirrors, and glass doors.$17.00
Starter Kit TotalShipping and tax get added at checkout, based on where you are.$62.50

There's no risk in trying it

180
DAYS

Love it, or get your money back.

Use the kit in your center. If you're not happy with it, send it back any time in the first 180 days and get your money back, including tax. That simple.

Start with one kit. You don't have to trust my numbers. You'll see them on your own floors.

Quick answers

We already buy from Costco. Isn't that cheaper?

Costco is great on the sticker price. But they sell ready-to-use cleaner, which is mostly water. What counts is the cost to fill one bucket. Their cleaner runs $1.50 to $3 a gallon. This one comes out to about 28 cents. Once you do that math, the warehouse deal usually loses.

Is it really safe around the kids?

Yes. That's the whole reason I reach out to daycares. It's EPA Safer Choice certified, which means it's safe for people and still cleans well. Same kind used in schools and hospitals. No harsh fumes, no toxic film left behind.

We already have a cleaning supplier.

Most centers do, and you don't have to drop them. Just try one product next to what you use now for a few weeks and compare the cost. If it saves you money, you switch. If it doesn't, no harm done.

Is this one of those MLM things?

Amway sells directly, so you hear from me instead of a store. But the product is just cleaning concentrate. EPA certified, around for decades, used all over the country. Who sells it doesn't change what's in the bottle.

How do I reorder?

You order through your own link and it ships to your center. Because it's concentrated, you reorder way less than you do now. When one thing runs low, you just grab more of that one.

Start with one kit. See the savings yourself.

Switch your center to cleaning that's cheaper, safer, and easy to reorder. It ships in a few days, and you're covered for 180 days.

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